Rugby Ball

A rugby ball is a big oval ball, rounder and larger than an American football. Rugby is named after Rugby School in England, where the game grew up in the 1800s. Players may only pass the ball backward or sideways with their hands, but they can kick it forward.

Tap it for a punt, a kick of the ball dropped from the hands: it tumbles end over end, up and down, lands on a point and takes an odd, awkward bounce before settling, as oval balls do. Pick the color of its bands in the Splash tab.